Our Projects

Currently all of our projects are focused in one geographical area of Guatemala called Senahu, in the Alt Verapaz area.

Below is a brief outline of what we are doing and who we are working with.

Principle Projects we are currently providing services for:

• Senahu Maternal and Child Nutrition Project (NARU)
• Women's Literacy Project
• Microfinance Project

Other Projects we are currently providing services for:

• Let's Be Ready

 

Organizations we work with:

Note: All of the organizations we work with are not-for-profit organizations.

Senahu Nutrition Project NARU This project was born through the determination of one woman, Yvonne Sinclair. Yvonne, a native of the British Isles, and at the request of a friend, visited the Senahu area four years ago. Upon seeing the conditions, she committed her life and resources to working on behalf of the people. Her focus is health and sanitation. In 2010 Yvonne completed a safe water system for 133 homes in the village of San Nicolas, Senahu. She has developed and manages the maternal/child nutrition project and is expanding into basic health education and family planning.

CHOICE Humanitarian focuses on community development and utilize hands-on volunteers working in conjunction with the local villagers. They provide resources primarily for the construction of schools, clinics, water systems, stoves, and education and health. CHOICE is currently working in six countries world wide. World Link role is to provide funding for the Women's Literacy Project. World Link Partners also provided managerial consultation to CHIOCE. 

Let's Be Ready This project, which was founded in 2007, is the dream of a young Guatemalan woman named Nora. Her goal was to prepare young children and provide opportunity for early education in order to reduce the level of poverty. The project was adopted and is directed by Fred Zambroski, an American from Arizona who has been living and working as a volunteer in Guatemala for several years. WLP's role has been to accept donations from their donors in order to provide an income tax deduction.

Organizations we have worked with:

Mayan Families (mayanfamilies.org) Director: Sharon Smart. We worked on their behalf for two years (2006-2008). Primarily we accepted donations (from their donors) until they achieved their 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit status. We also provided donations to their projects.

Asofamilia (asofamilia.org) Director: Marisol De-Reis. We worked on their behalf from 2008-2009. The service we provided was the acceptance of donations (from their donors) until they achieved their 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit status. We also provided donations to their projects.

 100% of the donations we received were forwarded to their projects.

WINGS (wings.org) Director: Sue Patterson. Wings is a family planning and cervical cancer screening NGO designated as one of the best NGO's in Guatemala. World Link Partners provided managerial consultation and photography for WINGS.